Having ‘a cuppa’

[ConstantlyFuriosa]

Why does this sentence infuriate me so? I already know I’m probably being unreasonable but it’s so grating. I can’t be the only one?

I am a fan of the band Panic Shack. They use both cuppa and sarnie in their lyrics. I love it

When I lived in Scotland it was pieces or sangwich.

Not a fan of gen Z slang words but we all have our little ways I guess!

Draw the line at holibobs.

I get that it gets on your tits. I was asking what the reason is - is it because it’s twee or because it’s incorrect?

Yebbut....yebbut...nobut 🤣

I like my pastry wellard.

<< No apology >>

Agree. Gross.

Cuppa
Brew
Hubby
Holibobs
Sainsbos
Picky Tea
Chippy Tea
Sarnie

Wankey words!!

On this topic - I am not English and I detest 'spends' and 'bloods'.

I thought I was the only person that HATED this phrase. See also, "biccie"

😡

Yeah. It puts me off too.

It’s twee. A cuppa twee, if you like.

I say cup of tea. I'm from the UK.

Don’t forget the prezzy (or pressy, even worse) you gave him.

Well, maybe your tits are too sensitive! 🤣 Highly recommend Voltarol crem for that!

Don’t forget the prezzy (or pressy, even worse) you gave him.

So is lager but I wouldn't ask for a brew in a pub! 😬😁

Ok thanks, but then saying “cup of splosh” is not twee?

Which is a saying I hate. I would always say that something annoys/irritates me. So excuse me while I finish my cuppa (in a mug).

Apart from cuppa, brew and possibly hubby are any of those used in real life?

I particularly loathe ‘cuppa’ when in an Aussie accent, on the likes of Neighbours, though thankfully I haven’t had to be exposed to that since dds left home.

Veggies. What are we, two years old?

You’re excused! It’s just a random annoyance, after all.

I don’t really say ‘cup of splosh’; I just don’t mind it.

Same as my house!

I love a cuppa 😊

Cuppa
Hubby
Hollibobs
Pj's
Picky bits and so on are not words I use but I cant see why they cause so much irritation.

The only word that I want to say "oh FFS!!" is Naice which I only see on here.
I do know how it originated and thankfully it's not used as much as it was years ago.

Someone used it the other day to describe either a 'naice' area to live or 'naice' schol' or something like that. Now that made me want to explode!

Agree with the hatred for Cuppa and Hubby. Footie also really annoys me! I recognise it's completely irrational!

Agreed - hate that expression. It seems to have disappeared but "boils my piss" used to feature a lot on here. I hated it too.

I also hate "gives me the ick"

As for tweeness "date night" is hard to beat, especially if used in "recommend me an outfit for a date night"